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INFRASTRUCTURE AUSTRALIA APRIL 2010 39
Hospitals
the project. It currently houses a 22-strong
contingent of design and project manage-
ment specialists from the WA Health team
alongside 65 contract and construction
professionals from Brook eld Multiplex,
the managing contractor for the $222 mil-
lion Stage One of the development.
Stage One includes the progression
of the hospital design to the point where
major subcontracts would be tendered.
e bulk of construction is subject to ac-
ceptance of the Stage Two contract which
is expected to be awarded midyear.
Principal consultancy work to date
has included early site works by Brierty,
mechanical engineering by Aecom, struc-
tural and civil engineering by BG&E,
electrical engineering by Wood & Grieve,
re engineering by Norman Disney and
Young, hydraulic engineering by SKM,
environmentally sustainable design work
by Bestec and geotechnical engineering
by Co ey.
Some of the features of the hospital
design include a high proportion of single
rooms; an open design with natural light
and superior air circulation; passive solar
design considering building orientation
and shade principles; as well as water and
energy saving technologies to increase
building e ciency.
When it opens in 2014, the Fiona Stan-
ley Hospital will provide comprehensive
health services to communities south of
Perth and across Western Australia. It
will be home to Western Australia s major
trauma centre, the State Burns Unit and
the new State Rehabilitation Centre. e
hospital will also o er cancer; paediatric;
radiology; renal transplant and dialysis;
mental health; obstetric and neonatal ser-
vices. e hospital will also feature a medi-
cal research facility, built in conjunction
with universities and the Western Aus-
tralian Institute for Medical Research.
An aerial view of the site for the Fiona Stanley Hospital in Murdoch, with the Kwinana Freeway on the right.